I took a three-day leave on the occasion of Eid from my regular outsourcer who is based in the USA and a Muslim. He obsereved Eid yesterday but could not take a leave as his clients are non-Muslims. He said you are lucky and enjoying Eid.

Now I have just offered Salatul Eid and sat in front of the computer to wish my translator colleagues a happy Eid.

As Eid has already been observed, I thought I would get the topic soon and use it to wish. But I found that it is not in the off-topic but in Arabic.

I wonder why did the first poster put Eid topic in Arabic forum and not in the off-topic, as Eid is not for Arabs, but for all Muslims around the world.

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I apologize for posting the congratulation note in Arabic. Actually, when I sent the post in Arabic, I was and/or am quite certain that knowing some Arabic is an intergral part of being a muslim. It is so necessary for a muslim to know Arabic in order to read Quran in its original Arabic version revealed by God to humanity, and to communicate with Arabs all over the Arab Islamic world as well, correct me if I am wrong...

Dear brother, believe me Quran in Arabic has another taste.

Anyway, my apologies again and
Happy Eid full of Blessings from God
Happy good returns of the Eid...

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